🚀 go-pugleaf

Believe it or not, it is possible to install and administer Windows NT
in such a way that it is very stable and reliable.  In order to do this
you have to follow some very strict procedures.  I've had a couple of NT
systems stay up for over 3 months.

OTOH, I've had many Linux systems up for over 6 months, and one as long
as 16 months.  More often I reboot due to having to make hardware changes
like adding a disk drive, than because of an operating system failure.

It's tempting to blurt out things like "Serious and NT in the same phrase
is a contradiction".  However, NT can function fairly well if the admin
is very serious about it.  I don't have any idea if the people at LiteSpeed
are as serious as is needed, but the potential is there.  Likewise, Linux
and other UNIX systems can be a total shambles in the hands of a bad admin.


On Tue, 23 Feb 1999 12:15:05 -0600 Albert Wiersch (al@tetrion.com) wrote:

| Out of curiousity, how often do you have to reboot the serious NT machines?
| Every 2-3 days or so?
|
| John P. Studdard wrote in message ...
| >LiteSpeed Technologies. Ltd.
| >
| >If you want NT hosting that works, with the support team to back it up,
| >check us out! http://www.litespeed.net or call 888.832.3929.
| >


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